The winning candidate in this election was supported by the rallying cry "Two dollars a Day and Roast Beef." The phrase "keep the ball rolling" was coined in this election year to describe one party's practice of rolling enormous balls made of twine and paper from town to town. The losing candidate in this election was hurt by a speech by Charles Ogle attacking him as an effete, aristocratic dandy, which contrasted his ta
The winning candidate in this election was supported by the rallying cry "Two dollars a Day and Roast Beef." The phrase "keep the ball rolling" was coined in this election year to describe one party's practice of rolling enormous balls made of twine and paper from town to town. The losing candidate in this election was hurt by a speech by Charles Ogle attacking him as an effete, aristocratic dandy, which contrasted his tastes with the winning candidate's supposed liking for (*) hard cider. The victor in this election was the first Whig elected president, and had earlier won the Battle of the Thames. That victor in this year subsequently gave the longest inaugural address in history. For 10 points, name this election where incumbent Martin Van Buren lost to the ticket of "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too."
The winning candidate in this election was supported by the rallying cry "Two dollars a Day and Roast Beef.
presidential election of {1840}